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16Reproductive Endocrinology Diseases:Hormone Replacement andTherapy for Peri/MenopauseZoe Roupa 1 , Greta Wozniak 2 , Konstantinos Tsipras 3and Penelope Sotiropoulou 41 European University, Nicosia,2 Medical School, University of Thessaly, Larissa,3 Endocrinology Primary Health Care Center, Athens4 Technological Education Institute of Athens,1 Cyprus2,3,4 Greece1. IntroductionThere are many female causes for infertility but the incidence of infertility increases withadvancing age. Colombat de L'Isere in a chapter on ‘Change of Life' in his “Treatise on thediseases and special hygiene of females” (1845) stated: Compelled to yield to the power oftime, women now cease to exist for the species, and hence forward live only for themselves”(Colombat de L’Isere M., 1945). Fortunately, this pessimistic outlook on life after menopausehas become outdated. Aiming to standardize terminology The World Health Organization(WHO) assembled in 1996 and the Council of Affiliated Menopause Societies (CAMS) in1999 (WHO Scientific Group: Research on Menopause in the 1990s, Utian WH, 1999).Commonly accepted terms, including pre-menopause, peri-menopause, menopausaltransition, and climacteric, were thought to be too vague to be useful. In July of 2001, theStages of Reproductive Aging Workshop (STRAW) was held to address the absence of arelevant staging system for female reproductive aging, and to discuss the confusing currentnomenclature for the pre-menopause (Soules MR, et al., 2001).The average age of menopause is 51 and less than 1% of women experience it before the ageof 40. Some women undergo premature menopause at a very early age affecting their abilityto have children. As more and more women delay child bearing, this life altering conditionhas become more prevalent. Population aging must be added to population growth as veryimportant social problems. Women in our society get married and have children later inlife. Therefore, evaluation of ovarian reserve is critical to understanding a patient’sreproductive potential.Ovulatory disorders are a common cause of infertility. Ovulation is controlled by complexinteractions between numerous endocrine hormones including FSH, LH, estradiol,progesterone and others. Menopause is the cessation of the primary functions of the humanovaries, with associated changes in pituitary gonadotropin secretion occurring secondary to
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